- Broadwood, Lucy E
[E] Broadwood, Lucy E., collector, editor,
and composer, youngest child of Henry Fowler
Broadwood, of the firin of John Broadwood
and Sons, was born in Scotland. Especially
interested in singing, she studied iinder W.
Shakespeare, and then continued the work of
her uncle, the Rev. John Broadwood (which
he completed in 1840), of collecting songs from
the country people of Surrey and Sussex. In
1893, collaborated with J. A. Fuller Maitland
(q.v.) in editing and arranging " English
County Songs"; also in the series of "Old
World Songs"; and is now (1896) engaged in
editing some of Purcell's works. Has arranged
and published the eld Scotch airs, " Jess Mac-
farlane," and "In Loyalty," and hascomposed
and published Nae mair we'll meet ; Tammy ;
When trees did bud; Annie's Tryst, and other
songs.entry id: 62-L-36
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